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<DIV>I just got my car back from a getting a new clutch and hydraulics and I had
a problem with either the temp sensor or the thermostat, no reading on gauge and
ran very rough under load, just replaced both and all is well again. When I got
things put back together I noticed that both harnesses that go to the back of
the alternator were off. I got the three prong plug back on, the temp sensor
lead and the oil press transmitter lead all put back on ok. But there’s a
single heavy brown positive lead that has a large double black connector (made
for two heavy wire leads) but only has one female connector in it? Where does
this need to go, I’ve heard about the fact the older 5 pin alternators are
obsolete and they’re all now 3 pin? What do I do with the brown lead?
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<DIV style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt; FONT-FAMILY: 'Calibri'; COLOR: #000000">Dave
Willner<BR>Stroudsburg, PA<BR>59 TR3A BRG<BR>70 MGB BRG<BR>70 BSA 441
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